Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-13

gripmen, conductors and drivers on street rail
ways, and providing for the granting of license
TO competent persons, and relating to the gov
ernment in the operation OF steam railways.
Labor and Capital.
Also an Act amending Chapter Il of Statutes
passed at twenty-third session, defining govern
ing and regulating State Prisons. State Prisons.
Also an Act making appropriations for the
relief of certain employees and other creditors of
the State. Claims.
By Motfitt- Establishing the California State
weather service, and making appropriation
Also, amending the Act creating a Board of
Bank Commissioners, approved March 30, 1878.
Banks and Banking Institutions.
By Notwithstanding for an appeal to the
Supreme Court in habeas corpus cases, and to
establish a new section to the Political Code
Judiciary.
By Rose-To encourage tree planting within
the State of California. Forestry.
Also, to enlarge the powers ofthe State Board
of Forestry, and providing for expenses of
same. Same committee.
By Sargent-For the protection of persons and
animals ON the public highways. Roads and
Highways.
Also, to amend Section 264s of the Political
Code, relative to the power of Boards of Super
yisors. Roads and Highways
Also, for the relief of VIM. Pyburn, or
assignees for assistance rendered to frontiers
against Indians. Claims.
Also, relative to the formation of law for
By Steele-To amend the Political Code. and
adding n new section to be numbered 573
Banks and Bank Institutions
By Frooman-PrOvidingf for certain improve
ments at the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum
Public Buildings.
Also, providing for the permanent support
OF the University of California, by levyying
regularly each year rate of taxation. Same
committee.
By walrath-To pay the claim OF NJ Pepenini
for furnishing granite and statuary for the
asylum at Napa, etc. Claims.
Also, providing for the impounding of mining
debris. Mines and Mining.
By Wilson-Relatiye to insurance. Judiciary
The following resolutions were then offered !:
By Caminetti-That the Inaugural Ball Com
mittee be allowed the use of the Senate cham
Der from the time of adjournment of Senate this
week until Tuesday. Adopted.
By Gesford-That the per diem of the clerks
of standing committees shall commence on the
date of the filing, by the Chairman of the COM
mittee with the Secretary OF Senate, notice of
such appointment. Adopted.
By Caminetti-That Charles Lanahan be ap-
pointed Messenger to the Judiciary Committee,
with per diem of 81. Referred to Commit
tee on Attaches.
By Goucher-That the State Printer be direct
ed to print $50 copies of the rules of the Senate
Adopted.
BY Lenahan-That Mary Mails be appointed
Assistant Postmistress at So per day. Referred
to Committee on Attaches.
By Moffitt-That the Secretary of State be in
structed to have the dome of the Capitol build
ing lighted up during the evening of the Insug-
ural ball, payable out of the contingent fund of
the Senate. Adopted. Mr.. Moffitt stated that
it would cost about 500 to put it In order.l
the same pay as Assistant Secretary of the Sen
ate, payable out of contingent fund Adopted.
On motion of Senator Chandler, the Senate
adjourned.